The Trump administration is escalating claims that China stole 220 million U.S. voter registration files—data allegedly obtained from commercial sites between 2020 and 2023 across 18 states. While the White House calls it the largest election data breach in history, experts note voter registration info is often public and can’t be manipulated to alter voting records. The declassified intel, approved by multiple agencies, hints China may have aimed to analyze public opinion ahead of the 2020 election, raising alarms about foreign interference—even as details on the data’s scope and intent remain murky.
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